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1998
Chiu, Charlotte . Do professional women have lower job satisfaction than professional men? Lawyers as a case study. Sex Roles. 38, (7-8), 521-537.
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1997
Chiu, Charlotte . Do Professional Women Have Lower Job Satisfaction Than Professional Men? Lawyers as a Case Study. American Sociological Association.
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1998
Laband, David N.,  Lentz, Bernard F. The effects of sexual harassment on job satisfaction, earnings, and turnover among female lawyers. Industrial and Labor Relations Review. 51, (4), 594-607.
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1993
Laband, David N.,  Lentz, Bernard F. Is there sex discrimination in the legal profession? Further evidence on tangible and intangible margins. Journal of Human Resources. 28, (2), 230 -
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1996
Chiu, Charlotte . Large Firms and Prestigious Credentials as Factors that Promote Women's Equality. American Sociological Association.
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2010
Wright, Bradley E.,  Christensen, Robert K. Public service motivation: A test of the job attraction selection-attrition model. International Public Management Journal. 13, (2), 155-176.
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1990
(author unknown) . State of the Legal Profession 1990. American Bar Association. Chicago: ABA Order Fulfillment Department.
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1999
Chiu, Charlotte,  Leicht, Kevin T. When does feminization increase equality? The case of lawyers. Law and Society Review. 33, (3), 557-593.
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1995
Laband, David N.,  Lentz, Bernard F. Workplace mentoring in the legal profession. Southern Economic Journal. 61, (3), 783 -
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